Ahoy, squirts! Quint here with a heads up from Lobo on where to meet the elusive Alejandro Jodorowsky as well as bunches of other horrific guests (including George A. Romero, The Cryptkeeper himself, John Kassir, the soft-porn starlette Misty Mundae -star of the amazing PLAYMATE OF THE APES... amazing, I tell you!- and tons more!) Rue Morgue Festival of Fear sounds like it's gonna be a helluva lot of fun! Check out Lobo's heads up for more info and a link to the Rue Morgue fest website!!!
Hi Harry, I thought you might be interested on this info.
Rue Morgue Magazine, in conjunction with Daniloff Productions and Revok Film Prodigies, is very proud to announce the addition of ALEJANDRO JODOROWSKY as a Special Guest for the 2004 RUE MORGUE FESTIVAL OF FEAR National Horror Expo.
This is an unbelievably rare chance to meet the highly influential filmmaker, graphic novel writer and Tarot card expert in person and is sure to make the 1st Annual Festival of Fear go down in the history books as one of the best horror conventions of our lifetime.
There will also be a special screening of Jodorowsky's classic films The Holy Mountain and Santa Sangre at the Bloor Cinema (506 Bloor St. W., Toronto) on Sunday, August 29th.At the screening Mr. Jodorowsky will be officially announcing 2 brand new film projects he has been involved in.
1st Screening at 7:00pm: Jodorowsky introduces THE HOLY MOUNTAIN - Q&A afterward
2nd Screening at 9:30pm: Jodorowsky introduces SANTA SANGRE
Special Guests include:
• Robert Taicher (Producer of The Holy Mountain)
• Nikki Nichols (Art Director/Co-Star of The Holy Mountain)
• Robert John Skipper (Co-Star of El Topo - the son of El Topo)
The link for the Festival is RIGHT HERE if you want to find out more about who else is showing up as guests for this incredible Fest.
So Far the two films he has being working on are "Los Hijos del Topo" AKA "ABELCAIN" where it seems that manson plays Cain and the movie was also produced by Alfonso Arau whos previous works consist of "Like water for chocolate" and a cameo in "El Topo" as one of the Bandidos. The second film on progres would be "Tryptych" or his own version of "Dune". To bad this is happening in Toronto as I wish this was here in Austin.
Lobo from behind the counter of PEDAZO CHUNK
